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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-12
wYTuEvBLLE.
Demoerstic Standardization
Touehing the state Debt.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch


WYrHEvrLLE, Va, July 11.-At the
meeting of the Democratic party OF
Wythe county held to-day the follow
ing preamble and resolutions were of
Tered by David 5. Peirce and were
unanimously adopted
Whereas the unsettled condition of
the public debt of Virginia continues
10 retard the development of her re-
sources and to check the growth OF ev-
cry industry in which her people are
engaged
Rcsolrcd, That we favor fair and
honest settlement Of the State debt
upon a basis which will meet the just
demands Of the creditors and the rea-
sonable claim on the part OF the State
for reduction of the same. and should
a departure from the terms of the Rid
dleberger bill be necessary TO accom-
plish this result, then we favor such de-
parture.
Resoired, That we recognize the
Constitution OF the United States and
the laws made in pursuance thereof as
the supreme law of the land, and that the
Interpretation given tothe Constitution
and laws by the Supreme Court of the
United States should he accepted and
obeyed by all lsw-abiding citizens.
Rcsolrcd, That we see in the rapid
growth Of the South, and in the general
prosperity of our common country, un-
der the wise and patriotic administra-
ton of President Cleveland, signs OF re-
turning thrift, which ought to inspire
the sons of Virginia with faith in her
ultimate ability TO meet her obligations.
Benjamin o. J. Terry was elected as
county chairman for the ensuing year,
and delegates to the Roanoke conven-
ton were elected.
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lake sharp.
fnr telerrrph o the Dispatch.l

fBy telrFrhph % he Dlspatch.I
New YORK, July l1.-Jacob Sharpdid
not awake this morning until almost ID
o'clock. After his chill last evening he
sat in his chair grooming and staring
about him until after = o'clock, when
he was assisted back to bed. He fell
into a troubled sleep, but would awake
every few minutes. He was dazed at
one time. Warden Heating thought
of sending for a doctor. At about 8
o'clock this morning cool breeze
sprang up and blew in at the window;
This seemed to make Mr.. Sharp feel
better, and he dropped off into the first
peaceful sleep he has enjoyed for many
days. When he awoke he said he felt
somewhat better, but that his head was
swimming aboutand that objects looked
strange.
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TIC McGlNnn CaNe.
~ u y
by telegraph 10 he Dispatch.

BY telegraph "a me plspdl'h.l
NEW YORK, July ll.-At 81. Patrick S
Cathedral to-day no one would sayany-
thing regarding the case of DR.. Nc
Glynn. Mousignor Preston also r.
fused to talk. He said that DR.. Nc
Glvnn's accusation OF him was 50 false
that he would not deny it. 1t would
fall by its own weight. He could not
conceive how Dr. McGlynn could have
taken communion yesterday unless 1t
was administered by some young priest
who did not know him. McGlynn S
followers are more earnest than ever,
and Carey, the leader of the sympA-
thizing pensioners, says the excom-
municated priest Will yet be restored.
He says Rome has acted in ignorance.
The summons to Rome, by its condi-
tions, was virtually an order to stay
aWaV,
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FIREMAN HURT.
APORTsNoUrR DRIVER THROWN FROM
HIS SEAT.
Atlantic and Darvills Railroad Acct
dental fire-Eusic by the Band
Personal Notes.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
NORFOLK, July ii, 1887.
Yesterday afternoon an accidental
fire destroyed a frame building on
Chestnut street, in Portsmouth, occu-
pied by negroes, and in driving to the
fire Mr.. Amos Vcale, driver of the
Chambers fire-epgine, was thrown
from his seat in making a short turn in
Bart street and quite painfully bruised
and cut about the face and head. He
very narrowly escaped being run over
by the team.
Tie walls of the handsome Young
Mems Christian Association building,
on Main street, are nearly mp.
The surveying corps of the Atlantic
and Danville railroad has reached Suf-
folk, and the question whether or not
the road will 60 into Suffolk will soon
be decided.
4 draft Of twenty-five men OF the
engineers force left the receiving ship
here yesterday for New York TO join
the Ossipee.
The sum of s., 800 has been allowed
the maynard this month to repair the
gates of the dry-dock.
The commandant has received orders
TO organize a band of sixteen pieces to
be attached to this navy-yard.
The family OF the late Rev. J. d.
Blackwell, ID. d., will leave this week
for WsTenton, Fauquier county, which
place they will make their future
home.
All the Methodist ministers and dele.
gates of the two cities left this morning
for Smithfcld to attend the District
Conference, which commences tonight
and continues for three days.
Ex-Congressman John +. Dezendorf,
now of Washington, IS visiting his old
home.
Mr. William Hart, who manages the
saw-mill at Franklin, Southampton, be
longing to Nicely Il Co., of Portsmouth.
was fatally injured last Saturday by
being iammed among lot Of logs.
a.
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Democratic Meeting ut Eastvilie.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.l
FAsIvILLB, VA, July IA we'll
attended and harmonious Democratic
mass meeting was held in this place to-
dav. the purpose of which was to elect
a chairman of the County Democratic
Committee, also the delegates to the
State convention, which is to be held
at Roanoke August 4th. DR.. Austin
Peterborough, who was elected as
chairman a year ago, and who has
worked zealously for the party in his
official capacity, was unanimously
elected to serve another year. The
following were elected as delegates to
the State convention: DR.. William A.
Thorn, DR.. Austin peterborough,
Flovd l.. Kurt, Southey s. wilkins,
Thomas c. Whistler, John L. Noting
ham. Zero Willis, l.. W. Johnson, w.
b. Fitzhugh, William b. Wilson, and
Jesse +. Williams.
A committee was also appointed to
determine whether it would be for the
lest interest of the party to hold con
yention or q primary election for the
purpose of nominating representatives
to the Legislature.
Much excitement has been caused
here to-day on account of the trial OF
two men indicted for gambling. In one
case the jury acquitted the accused, IN
the other they failed to agree.
Tie court has not yet adjourned.
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CIRCUIT COURT MATTERS.
Verdict for Lancaster-COupOn Pro.
ceedings. &c.

The case of William A. Stuart rS Il.
A. Lancaster, the trial Of which WIS
begun in the City Circuit Court Satur-
day, was concluded yesterday, when
the jury brought in a verdict for the
defendant. Plaintiff S counsel made =
motion to set the verdict aside. and this
being overruled, bills of exception
were filed, on which an appeal may be
taken. Mr.. ". b. HARRISON Of Staun-
ton, represented Mr. Stuart, and Colo
mel ". w. Gordon and Major John W.
Riley, Of Halifax, Mr.. Lancaster. The
facts in the case were published i'll the
UjSp0fch Of Sunday,
The proceeding against the Wheeler
( Wilson Sewing-Nachinc Company,
who some time ago rendered coupons
in payment Of their icense-tax, were
dismissed, the company agreeing to
pay III money.
The case Of the Commonwealth
against the Baltimore end Ohio Rail
road Company, which was instituted
some weeks ngo, was dockctcd and
tuued Judge Shelley appeared rs
counsel for the defendant, A motion
will lie made to-day to remove the case
70 the United States Circuit Court
In the case Of the Commonwealth
against j. 5. Dodson, bondsman for
A. NJ. Brownell late weighmastcr in
Richmond. the Court instructed thu
sheriff to lovy. Mr.. podson had ten
derod coupons III payment OF the debt.
Brownelns bond was executed on March
81, 1854.
James Kcpplerdeclorcd hi intention
Of becoming a citizen OF the United
States.
scddon againet Koscnbaum. limo
allowed until "Wednesday to file bills of
exceptions. Judge hancock entered
this order. as the case Was tried before
him
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The Presideni's Right to Remove
District Officials.
[By telegraph % tho DIspatch.

lbg N'lNNAAl W wv bA'f''NN''sl
WAsHINGToN, July 1.-THE Supreme
Court of the District Of Columbia, sit
ting in general term, to-day sustained
the demurrer of the Government and
awarded a judgment OF custer in the
case Of the United States against John
y. Oliver, justice of the peace, who r.
sisted the right of the President TO r.
move him, and claimed that he could
lie displaced from his Office only by the
District Supreme Court
The court, in An opinion delivered by
Chief-Justice Bingham, holds that the
power to remove justices of the peace
resided in the President alone down to
the organic act OF the court passed in
March, 1863, and that this act did not
take away the Presidents power Of re-
moysl, but merely conferred on tin
court concurrent power Of removal
with the President.
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lBy telegraph TO the pispai,n.


At Washington:
Washingtons. . 0 90 0 3 3 ! 0-l2
Chicacos. 80 o . ! o o , 0 o. d
Ease.hits: Washinetons. 13; Chica-
COS. lc. Errors: Masiiugtons, %; CHI
gaeos. I'D. batteries: O'DAy and Mack;
GARRISON and Flint.
At Philadelphia:
Indianapolis...0 ! > o l q , o O-j
rliladeiphias + y 0X-o
rasc-hits: indianapolis, Is; PhiA-
Gebhas. II. Errors: indianapolis, 3,
rliladclphias, /. Batteries: Faas and
Eackotl, Casey and McGuire.
At Cinciuuati:
Cnciunatis Il > l o o % o.
Ncropolitans.. @ q q o D q 0 % 90
Pase-lIts: Cinciunatis, T. Metro
politans. T. Errors Cincinnatls,
Metropolitans, ,.
At st. Louis:
ST. Iouis. .00l037O01 III
Raltimorcs...2 90 o D 90 . j
Base-hits: st. Louis, 20; Baltimores,
10. Errors: st. Louis, 0; Baltimores,
/.
At New York :
Pittsburghs 4 5000 > 3
Base.hits. New Yorks, s; Pitts
bnrghs. II. Errors New Yorks, ,
Iitisburehs. 3. Batteries: George and
Brown Mccormick and Miller.
At Boston:
Roston-Detroit game postponed
rain.
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ashore and notified the county authori-
ties, who held an inquest. but nothing
was developed TO identify the body.
The woman was about thirty years old.
in The pocket Of her dress was found
knife and fifty-three cents in money.
There were no marks Of violence on the
body. which seemed TO have been in
the water about fifteen days. The re-
mains were inferred by the county Of
ficials.
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General LOgan's Estate.


CHICAGO, July 1l.-An inventory Of
the estate Of General John 4. Logan
was filed in the Probate Court to-day
The inventory states that the personal
property Of General Logan consists Of
the furniture in the Generals late resi-
dence, 2ll9 Calumet avenue -, lZ2
worth Of propertyo on farm in Jackson
county, I'll. "A share in the Union
League Association, and royalties in
THE Great Conspiracy" and Tho
Volunteer Soldier Of America. - The
realty includes 2ll9 Calumet avenue,
several lots in Cook county and Frank
lin county, and unimproved land IN
Jackson county. Judge Knickerbocker
fixed the widows award at $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-12

he is fully convinced that gas abounds
in paying quantities over large pcr-
ton Of the Valley. Other wells will he
sunk Immediately and the gas piped, to
this city as soon as arrangements LOT
doing so can be perfected. The first
gas-well utilized for fuel was sunk
near the site of the present one in 1911:
and was used for running a number OF
salt furnaces until the manufacture OF
salt ceased to be paying investment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-12
HOTETOIRT.
Democratic Meeting - DeieEatos-
Reunion.
Special telegram 10 lie Dispa,ch.

Special telegram TO TIE Dispa,ch-l
FINcAsTLE. Va, July ll.-At mass
meeting of the Democrats OF Botetourt
the following were elected delegates to
the State convention
At Large. Ii. II. Figgat and H..
W. Camper.
Fincastle-A. A. Woodson and c. I.
Price Alternates, S. f. Jones and Al
fred G. Preston.
Amsterdam II. Vines and c. NJ.
Lunsford Alternates, j. +. Gardner
and E. f. +. Brugh.
Northumberland Dillon and John
J. Allen; Alternates, r. p. Latane aud
John l.. Doggett.
Executive Committee G. H. Vines
(chsirman). L. j. McCulloch (secre-
tary), William A. Glasgow, Jr., w. b.
Bean. Rufus b. Kyle, Marshall T..
Lunsford, Alfred Beckley, William j.
,Iolliffe, and James p. Henderson.
At IA meeting of ex-Confederates to-
day arrangements were made for a re-
union during the approaching fair.
The Court appointed Edward J. Me-
Culloch county treasurer.
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= Statement Corrected.


ST. LOUIS, July 1.-THE Gi0be-
Democrat makes editorial announce
ment on the authority OF leading
member Of the financial committee
that the statement made by an evening
paper Saturday last and referred to in
these dispatches, to the effect that the
refusal Of the President 10 visit 81.
Louis will materially lessen the sub
scriptions to the Grand-Army fund. Is
entirely incorrect. 4 member OF the
committee adds that so far the losses
are less than $1,000, and that per
centage of unpaid subscriptions will be
much smaller than the average when
the collectors shall have finished their
work.
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nsnunE.y uched.
lpr telegraph q. tho Dispatch.

IDJ IoIobI 1II9 :" VII' "''i7''I'II'I
CHICAGO, June IA special dis
patch from Colusa, Cal, printed here,
says: At about 1870 o'clock yesterday
morning Hong Di, Chinese domestic,
who murdered Mrs. Billion at st. Johns
some time ago. was taken from jail and
hanged by a mob. The murderer had
been on trial for several days, and a
verdict OF guilty was returned Satur-
day, the jury fixing his punishment at
imnrisonment for life.
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r,ir,,mnn,l Tnnri.is.

A party composed Of Mr. and Mrs.
p. il. Mayo, Misses Sallie and Agnes
Mayo. Rev. Robert Mayo Of Balu-
more. Mr.. Edward Hannew.nckel, and
Mr.. Thomas y. Carter, OF Page a
Carter. lawyers, left here yesterday
evening for New York, where to-mor-
row thew take the White-Star Line
steamer Brittanic for Liverpool. The
trip will include visits to Scotland,
Wales. Switzerland, France, and Ger
many. ana will occupy about three
months
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-12

Yesterday morning William johnson,
a colorcd boy claiming to halt iron
south Carolina. was arrested ami
locked upin the Thirdpoice- station on
the charge of stealing pair OF shoes
from Jacob Cohen also having in hl,
possession several articles the property
Of some person unknown. BE was
captured 10y one of the station-men of
the Brook-avcuue steamer, who saw
him being chased by the robbed pro
pnetor, who WAS crying stop thief
lie will make the acquaintance Of jus
tice Richardson this morning.
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omely. This sehool ia in a fIourishing

fomely. This school is in hourishing
condition.
Rev. W. A. Campbell, the former be-
loved rastorof the Presbyterian church
mere, now located at Fredericksburg as
missionary of the presbyteTy, filled his
Old pulpit Sunday. Mr. Campboils
son, W. $. Campbell. who lived in this
city Tor several years and is now located
ut Gloucester Courthouse, will preach
at MiZrah church next Sunday. He IS
a young minister OF promise.
AT the cambridge Street church sun
day the pastor, Eov. l.. T. Thornhill,
oficlated morning and night. At the
iormer service two persons were re-
ceived into the membership of the
church, and communion was celebrated.
At night Mr. Thornhili, without taking
any text, made q beautiful address on
The burial and resurrection of Christ a,
symbolized 10y baptism, after which
one person was baptized.
There will be o Sunday-schOOl ceie-
bration at the Clopton-Strcet church
next Sunday.
BEIETs and PERSONALS.
A large number OF colored persons
fiom Manchester went on the excursion
TO Naidcn's Adventure yesterday.
Professor f. Morrsseitc formerly of
this city, was in Manchester yesterday.
Mr.. Tom Hughes, Of Prince Edward,
left for home Sunday afternoon.
The ladies Of Providence Methodist
church will have a feast at their church
some night next week.
The grape crop in Chesterfield this
year IL said 10 be promising.
Mossrs Willie Mathews and Willie
Boattie, two of the most expert bicy-
clists Of this city. made the run from
Manchester to Petersburg ria the rail
road Saturday in two hours and fifteen
minutes.
The County Board Of Supervisors
has not as yet ordered the work Of
widening Hall street near the street
car stables TO he commenced.
DR.. $. J.. Ingram returned yesterday
afternoon from Lunenbure, where he
was called about two weeks ago by a
letter announcing the serious illness Of
his mother He said to a Diyp0tch
reporter last night that while she Is
improved She remains very feeble. She
is eighty-six years old. Her illness was
the result Of congestiye chill.
Mr.. John G. Robertson and wife, Of
Baltimore, are in the city.
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Natural Gas Near Charleston, VIVA.


CHARLESTON, w. Va, July ll.-Some
monthsago number ofcitizens OF Pitts
burgh and this city formed company
for the purpose Of boring for natural
gas in the Kanawha Valley. Their
first attempt, made eight miles east OF
here on the Kanawha river, was sue
cessful, late Saturday evening DlS
flow being struck at distance OF LOU
feet. The president of the company,
Mr.. w. $. Edwards, OF this city, says
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-12
Observation-Disclosures lnrmch.

Shortly before , o'clock yesterday
afternoon considerable excitement WAS
occa,ioucd by the burning OF portion
of the awning in front @. the American
clothing. house, on Main street between
Ninth and Tenth. The awning WIS
pulled down. but half Of it Wls de
strovcd before the flames could b. cX-
tinemshcd. The opinion WAS that a
lighted match or fire Of some descrip-
tim was thrown or fnll from above,
hut nothing definite couiG be learned
about IT. Several trcmen were present,
hut tlcn services were not needed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-12
Seventeen Victims Of the Hurley
Fire.
by telegraph % the Dispatcn.l

10y Telegraph % lhe UIspAI'H.I
MILWAUKEE. July IA special to
the Ecoaing wisconsin from Hurley,
Wis. saws that fourteen bodies have al
ready been recovered from the ruins OF
the Aleaza Theatre. Identification is ut
terIy impossible, as nothing but trunks
of bodies and ali occasional arm or leg
is found. Three persons were fatally
injured by jumping from the upper
story of the building, making the total
list OF fatalities by the fire seventeen.
The total loss is now estimated $3.50,
eco and insurance about $1,000. Five
blocks, embracing seventy buildings
were laid in ashes.
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Assignment of "a Grocer.

Robert A. L. Dabney yesterday made
an assignment to Major Alfred X:
Courtney, trustee, for the benefit OF
his creditors. The liabilities are about
1900 assets not stated.
Mr.. Dabney kept a grocery store at
GOA east Marshall street. He assigns
all Of his stock and store-fixtures.
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p1cHuoEpL1yr-ST STOCK MARKET.

July ii.--Receipts if7 hesd castle, g77 sheep
ami lamts. 81 hogs.
Sales: l6l head cattle, III sheep and lambs,
go hogs
Prices were ~ follows:
Caitle-Best. 4aihc. grOss; medium 10 sOo1,
~. ,c. gross; common u -air, : al. grVsa-
sheep-2ha at. gross.
Iamhs-4a51.c. gross.
Iogs-fa1 p g. net
BulLs-2 a3Hc. gross.
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Strike of fee-Men.
Az telegraph % the DIspatch.

NEW YORK, July ia general
strike of ice-men in the employ Of the
Knickerbocker Consumers and New
York Ice Companies took place to-day.
The strike only lasted until noon when
the companies granted the mems de-
mands, and the ice-famine, from which
storekeepers and housekeepers had s1t-
fered during the forenoon, was brought
TO an end.
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july u, IN.
The attendance on Change was not large,
but tie market did not suffer Outside prvat"
trades were as large 10 proportion v the stock
offered az heretofore, snd iillcio wero very
active II all kin,s, and the market looks
brighton There are Indications d some large
troifpr To- ruoFrgW
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Fatal Aeciden, ut Brighton Beach,

Iby tVIV-4"FIl =" N" I7''F''7NI'F4
New YORK, July 1l.-At the Brighton
Beach race track to-day, in the fourth
race, coming 10y the stand the first
time, Bessie fell; Wonderment went
over her, and Thomasia rolled over the
two. Chandler, who rode Wonder
ment, escaped unhurt; Koeiber, ON
Bessie, broke his left arm, and Harris,
1homasia's jockey, bit his tongue III
twain, fractured his skull, had his jaw
broken, and sustained internal in
juries. Harris cannot live.
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GRAIN AND COTTON ExCHAaCR.
RICHMOND. July
nTFERINnA

klCHNOND, July IT, I3lI
oTFERiNG5
WHEAT. White, - bushels. LOugbery. ID
bushels Shortueuy, 40 bushels. io'hi' So
bushels
C0RN.-H iXed. ! 1CJ bushels.
pATs.-sO0 Ou hclr.
NUI-lFFAf.-l tons.
IIOUR.-4rO barrels.
sAIFs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHFAr.-Longbery % bushels common a.
zoe. Shorhcry, 10 bushels fair no Nf. %
bushels common M 20.
OArs.-Mixed. 20 bushels very good on pri-
vate tclsas.
NuLOFFAL.-l4 tons On private terms.
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rib g.. osa,s: shor, ciosr. ssissfs0. Bscon
(boxsd)-shoulders o. - long cIoar snh cIesx
rib. fs7j: shcrt clear, f9IsH. Hams ssesdy
ut Halle.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. July if.--Cssh quotations vsrc:
Flour--Betfer demand and u8cban1eds
Wheat-No. 2 spring. 7iHs72c. (; no. spring.
g3c. No. 2 red, siic. CcrL-No. =. 4,<c. Oats.-
No. 2. g,Lc. Messpork. fit5OasiS Lard, 80:
short, rib sides tlosseN. E75aG.,o: Dry-ssitoo
shoulder boxed. tai0zi5s0. shortcleN ssdes
boxed. * has %. Whlskey. u.i0.
Leading futures ranged:
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Reportcd for Selling Liquor on
&unday.

Edward A. Stumpf, who keeps res
taurant and bar at the northwest corner
Of Eighth and Main streets, was report
cd to Polive-Justice Richardson yester-
day morning for selling liquor on sun
day. and summons was issued for him
to appear before the Police Court this
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The BaIghInan hid.

The Dispatch erred Sunday in
stating that Baughmsn Brothers were
the lowest bidders for the State print
ing. They may or may not have been
but the question was whether the
Superintendent OF Public Printing was
right in refusing to open their bid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-12
Last Night. Teiegraph,c Flashes.

There have been two new cases of fe-
yer at Key West since Sunday and one
death.
Queen Kapiolani, OF the Sandwich
islands, arrived at New York from Eu-
rope yesterday, homeward-bound.
The Parliamentary-Fund Association
Yesterday resolved TO extend Lord and
Lady Aberdeen q rousing reception on
their arrival in New York from the
West.
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Nausemond Delegates.

SUFFOLK. Va, July 1.-THE Demo
Gratis of Nansemond county to-day
elected the following delegates and
alternatss to the State convention
Delegates-Dr. Thomas II. Barnes,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-12
IOudOun Democrats.

Special telegram to the Dispatch
LEEsBuRG, VA, July 1.-THE Coun-
~ Democratic Executive Committee
met here to-day and appointed prima-
~ meetings for July Odd to select dele
gates to the Roanoke convention. This
county is entitled to fourteen delegates.
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uorsg EarrenaNrs.

u TAYLOR FISHER. sos NORTH
H. TENTH STREET. Cali Bolts, AnaueeiH-
tors, Bun giar- Alarms, and all kinda u electric
house equipmsnta. Nons but ire best mA,csiAl
used. al work guaranteed. Eanuaatos fur
rlsAed On application, iySssSteoi-ik